While the Pistons have lost hope of making the playoffs this season, it's also necessary to use the final games of the regular season to practice tactics and rotations. As the most important trading partner before the Pistons trading deadline, Wiseman received certain expectations in the Pistons. However, Wiseman does not have much eager desire to express his future in the Pistons, and he even said that he needs to take his time and cannot rush it.
Wiseman's attitude today seems to be satisfied with his current situation and indifferent to the future. In terms of performance, Wiseman averaged 13.1 points and 8.5 rebounds per game after coming to the Pistons, which is indeed a lot higher than the 6.9 points and 3.5 rebounds per game when he played for the Warriors, and the Pistons also appropriately changed some tactics for Wiseman's characteristics, creating a relaxed playing environment for Wiseman.
But even so, Wiseman's improvement in data does not mean that he has escaped the "curse". In 25.7 minutes per game, Wiseman had a plus-minus of -16.3, ranking first in the league, while the Pistons were only 1-19 after Wiseman joined. Although the Pistons did not have any demand for results, Wiseman's efficiency was so low that it naturally did not allow him to gain more trust from the Pistons.
In fact, since Wiseman entered the NBA, he has been highly concerned, especially the Warriors who selected him, and regard Wiseman as one of the team's future core players. To allow Wiseman to show his talent, the Warriors put him in the starting XI during his rookie season. However, Wiseman did not show a positive attitude to the game and was never able to integrate into the Warriors' tactical system.
Even though Wiseman said before the draft that his skills would help the Warriors, he was hailed as one of the most talented rookie players. However, after entering the NBA for a few years, Wiseman still did not show the ability he said in the technical link, and due to the impact of injury, Wiseman has never played a representative game, otherwise the Warriors could not easily trade him away.
Although the Pistons gave Wiseman a more relaxed environment, it was not easy for him to establish himself here. The Pistons' poor record does not mean that they have no plans for the future of the team, and the Pistons' plans for the future can also be seen in the last two seasons of trade and drafts. What's more, the Pistons have established Cunningham as the future core of the team, and if Wiseman maintains such a low efficiency value, I am afraid that the Pistons will not accept him easily.
Although Wiseman is a little thin, he still has a lot of room for improvement, and he can improve more technically. If Wiseman can hone his skills with peace of mind, then he can still hope to realize his talent. It's just that Wiseman should pay attention to improving his attitude to the game and be more positive on the court, so that he can gain a foothold in the Pistons and provide more security for his future.